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Title:
Language documentation and endangerment in Africa. edited by James Essegbey, Brent Henderson, Fiona McLaughlin,..
Author: Essegbey, James (1963-...);
Henderson, Brent. Linguiste;
Mc Laughlin, Fiona
Subjects: Langues menacées -- Études de cas -- Afrique;
Changement linguistique -- Études de cas -- Afrique;
Endangered languages -- Africa;
Endangered languages -- Case studies;
Language obsolescence -- Africa;
Language obsolescence -- Case studies;
Linguistic change -- Africa;
Linguistic change -- Case studies
Description: La ressource est également disponible en version électronique
Bibliogr. en fin de chapitres. Index
Related Titles: Series: Culture and language use 17 Introduction; Unintended consequences of methodological and practical responses to language endangerment in Africa; Different cultures, different attitudes: But how different is “the African situation” really?; Ideologies and typologies of language endangerment in Africa; The role of colonial languages in language endangerment in Africa; Can a language endanger itself?: Reshaping repertoires in urban Senegal; “Is this my language?”: Developing a writing system for an endangered-language community; Development, language revitalization, and culture: The case of the Mayan languages of Guatemala, and their relevance for African languages; Some challenges of language documentation in African multilingual settings; Folk definitions in linguistic fieldwork; Out of context: Documenting languages in immigrant and refugee communities; Archaeological inspiration and historical inference: Directions for Edoid linguistic studies; Describing endangered languages: Experiences from a PhD grammar project in Africa Language documentation and endangerment in Africa James Essegbey, Brent Henderson and Fiona Mc Laughlin Introduction; Felix K. Ameka Unintended consequences of methodological and practical responses to language endangerment in Africa; Gerrit J. Dimmendaal Different cultures, different attitudes: But how different is “the African situation” really?; Friederike Lüpke Ideologies and typologies of language endangerment in Africa; Bruce Connell The role of colonial languages in language endangerment in Africa; Fiona Mc Laughlin Can a language endanger itself?: Reshaping repertoires in urban Senegal; James Essegbey “Is this my language?”: Developing a writing system for an endangered-language community; Peter Rohloff and Brent Henderson Development, language revitalization, and culture: The case of the Mayan languages of Guatemala, and their relevance for African languages; Emmanuel Ngué um Some challenges of language documentation in African multilingual settings; Mark Dingemanse Folk definitions in linguistic fieldwork; Brent Henderson Out of context: Documenting languages in immigrant and refugee communities; Ronald P. Schaefer and Francis Oisaghaede Egbokhare Archaeological inspiration and historical inference: Directions for Edoid linguistic studies; Frank Seidel Describing endangered languages: Experiences from a PhD grammar project in Africa;
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Publisher: Amsterdam Philadelphia PA : John Benjamins Publishing Company, copyright 2015
Format: 1 vol. (VI-316 p.) : ill. en coul. ; 25 cm
Language: English

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